Service & distribution
Service equipment, meter equipment, panels, feeders, grounding and load coordination based on the project documents.
Wisconsin electrical contractor
New construction
electrical.
Complete, scope-driven electrical contracting for new homes, duplexes, multifamily developments and commercial buildings across Wisconsin.
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A complete electrical partner for the build.
A new building needs more than wire and devices. It needs an electrical system coordinated with the plans, service requirements, framing, mechanical equipment, lighting package, technology pathways and construction schedule. CMF evaluates the whole awarded scope before work begins so the proposal can identify what is included, what must be clarified and what decisions still belong to the owner or builder.
We pursue new-construction electrical work for single-family homes, duplexes, multifamily properties, residential developments and commercial buildings. Depending on the contracting strategy, CMF can evaluate a full electrical package or a clearly defined portion of the work. Final scope, pricing, schedule, warranty and credential requirements are documented in the written proposal and agreement.
Electrical scope
Built around the plans.
Defined before mobilization.
Rough-in
Branch circuits, boxes, raceways and pathways coordinated with framing and adjacent building systems.
Lighting & finish
Devices, fixtures, controls, trim-out, testing, punch work and closeout within the awarded scope.
Future-ready options
EV-ready circuits, adaptable capacity, smart-home pathways and other owner-selected infrastructure.
Project types
Residential through commercial new construction.
Homes and duplexes
For a custom home or duplex, early electrical planning helps organize service size, receptacle and lighting layouts, appliance loads, exterior power and future additions. Sending the plan set and finish expectations early gives CMF a stronger basis for scope and pricing.
Multifamily and residential developments
Repeatable unit layouts still require attention to common areas, service distribution, site conditions, phasing and change control. CMF reviews how the electrical package repeats, where it does not and how the work must align with the builder’s production schedule.
Commercial construction
Commercial opportunities are evaluated against drawings, specifications, equipment requirements, project milestones and the intended contract structure. Send bid instructions and alternates with the plans so the response can match the package being awarded.
Whole-house wiring
One electrical scope from service to closeout.
A residential new-construction electrician should be able to explain how the service, distribution equipment, branch wiring and finished devices connect to the rest of the build. CMF reviews the whole-house electrical wiring package against the architectural layout, electrical drawings and equipment information so important responsibilities are not hidden between generic allowances.
The review can address service size, meter and panel locations, grounding, required circuits, kitchen and appliance loads, heating and mechanical connections, lighting controls, smoke and carbon-monoxide devices, exterior power, garage requirements and owner-selected options. Custom-home electrical work may also include EV readiness, generator preparation, smart-home pathways or additional capacity when those items are defined in the awarded scope.
Illustrative website images communicate the type of work being discussed. The real project documents—not the image—control the estimate and contract.
Electrical construction sequence
Five checkpoints.
One documented package.
The exact sequence changes by project, but these checkpoints help a builder or homeowner understand what drives a complete electrical bid.
- 01
Plan review
Confirm drawings, service requirements, fixture information, owner options, alternates and unresolved design decisions.
- 02
Preconstruction
Coordinate utility, equipment locations, procurement, site access and the milestones needed before rough-in begins.
- 03
Rough-in
Install the awarded boxes, pathways, branch wiring, feeders and grounding work in coordination with framing and adjacent trades.
- 04
Trim
Return after finishes are ready for devices, lighting, controls, equipment connections and owner-selected components.
- 05
Closeout
Address testing, punch items, required documentation and the final responsibilities stated in the agreement.
Local electrical pages
Start with your market.
CMF is based in Eau Claire and evaluates qualifying work throughout Wisconsin.
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A clearer bid
What to send CMF.
For the most useful review, send the project address, architectural and electrical drawings, specifications, building type, square footage, target start, bid deadline and any required alternates. If the design is still developing, say which decisions are unresolved. CMF can then distinguish a planning conversation from a final construction proposal.
CMF’s primary service area is approximately 100 miles from Eau Claire. Projects elsewhere in Wisconsin are considered when the anticipated contract value is above $50,000. Availability always depends on scope, schedule, travel, project fit and the credential requirements applicable to the work.
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Project answers.
Clear information before you request a bid.
What new-construction electrical projects does CMF evaluate?
CMF evaluates single-family homes, duplexes, multifamily buildings, residential developments and commercial new construction in Wisconsin.
Can CMF provide a complete electrical scope?
CMF can evaluate a complete package from service and distribution through rough-in, devices, lighting, trim, testing and closeout, or a clearly defined partial scope.
What area does CMF serve?
The primary service area is approximately 100 miles from Eau Claire. CMF also evaluates Wisconsin projects beyond that radius when anticipated contract value exceeds $50,000.
Do you work from construction plans?
Yes. Plans, specifications, alternates, target dates and bid instructions help CMF prepare a clearer scope and proposal.
Can a builder request electrical rough-in and trim as one package?
Yes. CMF can evaluate service and distribution, whole-home rough-in, devices, lighting, trim, testing and closeout as one defined new-construction electrical package.
Do you provide electrical estimates for custom homes?
Yes. Custom-home electrical bids are reviewed from the current plans, service needs, lighting and device schedules, appliance loads, owner options and construction timeline.
Licensed and verifiable
Proof you can verify before award.
CMF publishes its three active Wisconsin credentials with direct links to the official state records.
Published business identity
CMF Construction Group LLC · Eau Claire, Wisconsin · projects@buildwithcmf.com · (689) 261-6974.
Three active credentials
Wisconsin EC #1772-EC · DC #5158-DCFR · DCQ #5872-DCQ.
Plans before assumptions
Drawings, specifications, schedule inputs and unresolved decisions are identified before final pricing.
Written project terms
Price, scope, schedule, warranty terms, exclusions and change procedures belong in the signed agreement.
Transparent imagery
Current construction images are illustrative and are not presented as completed CMF projects.
Accessible communication
Same-day first-response target Sunday–Friday, 7 AM–7 PM, in English with Spanish-language attention.
Free scope review
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